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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
MEMORIES OF YEARS WHEN
HER HUSBAND
Occupied the Highest Position In the
Gift OF the People OF the
United States.
ADISASTROUS CYCLONE SWEEPS
= DOWN UPON
A Suburb OF Chattanooga, Demol-
ishing Houses, but No Perssn In.
jured-A Fatal Explosion.
SPECIAL TO TEE APPKAL.l

NASHVILLE, TRNN., April 18.-His-
torian George Bancroft is being lisn-
izsd most Extensively in Nashville.
Today he visited the Vanderbilt U1i-
versiiy in company with several dis
tinguished gentlemen, aud this even
\ ing was present at a reception In his
honor, given by Mrs Jas. K. Polk,
in her elegant mansion ON Church
street. Mrs. Polk was assisted by
Judge Lea. Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Fall and Mss Sadie Fall. Tbs dis
tiuguished visitor and Mrs. Polk re-.
Ceived together in the sou h end OF the
large drawing room. The invited list
included very large proportion of
the tociety psope of the city. Bsauti-
full fl were bad been taste'ully arranged
in different parts Of the house.
Clusters OF Gala lilifs and handsomely
arranged flower baskets formed large
part of the floral or, e ltsIion, many
OF the latter tokens to Mr.. B,ncrt f..
The Iefreeh nent tatls was srianged
most artist,ca'ly, Gala lilies and
other lilies pIedominatng in the
handsome floral addition. Ices aud
CONNECTIONS were served. One notice.
able fact of the assemble Ee
was the number OF gray haired gentle.
men present, distinguished citizens
from distance. The interest of the
evening naturally ceutered around
Mrs. Pix and Mr.. Bancroft, whose
foursc JTe years had crowned them
with honor. Both seemed to wear
their years lightly; and enjoyed the
inces7ant handshaking as each guest
was presented. Mrs. Polk was brighter
and happier than usual, and the
years seemed 10 roll backward as she
looked upon scene, and she re-
marked: "How much this d es remind
me OF the reception OF tie White
House. Mr.. Broncroft's visit has
brought it all back to me. l feel as if
were there again and be was help.
ing me to rec i've He is the
only member OF Mr.. Palk's
Cabinet who is living forty
years brings about many changes"
The reception lasted about two tours.
kilograms were received from various
cities congrstulaling Mrs. Polk and
Mr.. Bancroft upon their auspicious
meeting after 80 many years. Today
a committee from the Historical So
eiety will escort Mr. Bancroft to the
Normal College, Fisk University, and
the neighboriHg bills. They will return
for dinner at the Maxwell House, and
in the afternoon visit Mrs. Overton
Lea and the Nashville ball field. At
night there will be a reception at s
O'Clock at the rooms of the Historical
Society at the Watkins Institute.
Thursday Mr.. Bancroft will visit Belle
Meade with Gen Jackson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
MEMPHIS. TENN, TUESDAY, APRIL
900 bu. Rye, $4,000 bu; decrease,
10000 bu. Barley, i7S3,OOo bu; de-
crease, 207, 600 bu.

I 900 bu. Rye, $4,000 bu; decrease
10000 bu. Barley, i79s,OOo bu; de
crease, 207, 900 bu.
THR following is the New Ysrk Pro
duce Excha1g statement OF the vie
ibls supply OF grain Saturday, Apri
18th: Wheat, 5O,8l3,1 1SS bushels, de-
crease !, 800, 933 bushels; Corn 20,032,.
O93 bushels, decrease 9S,5S0 bushels
Oats 4,279,775 bushels, increase 40.
9S4 bushels; Rye 3jS, sos bushels, d.
crease 81 1891 bushels; Bar,ey 1904
bushels; decrease l77,7l9 bushels.
Nrw YoRK -four recsipts yesterday y,
24,9lS packages; exports. 1858 brls.,
and l6, ,249 eks. Wheat receipts, 25, $50
bu; exports, 407,64l bu: s.les, $780,
000 bu. futures and 424, 1000 bu. spots
Corn receipts, $3.50 bui exporte, 30,.
722 bu; sales, 250,000 bu futures and
SO 600 bu. spo's. Oats receipts, 2l,-
900 bu; exports, S04 bu; talss, So.
bu. futures and $4,000 bu spots.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Miss
Grace Mcdonald, Chicago; Miss Ma
mie Tighe. city; Sam Frank, Holly
Springs; J. s. Catuthers, Texss;J. A.
Kirkwood, Henry, Tenn. r. g. Read
ing, Tupelo, Miss. W. s. Morgan, Ar.
kansas Miss Hsnnie Williams, Macon,
Miss; s Neubsrger. Oakland, Miss;
NJ. @. Stephenson, Easley, Tenn @.
ID. Helmbold, Chicago.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Decisions by the Missfssippi Bu
preme Court

preme Court
ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.l
JACKSON, Miss, April 1S.-The Su
preme Court rendered decisions today
In the following cases: By Arnold, J.
Mark Stewart and Hattie Brown ve.tht
State, convicted ia Ysz;o Circuit
Court Of unlawful cohabitation; af
| firmed.
Town Council of Lexington VS.. JIM
Sargent, from Holmes Circuit Court
reversed and proceedings dismissed.
Nancy Dean W. Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company, from Lauderdale
Circuit Court, wherein appellant
sought to'obtsin damages for the &C.
cidental killing OF her husband by ap.
pellees; case affirmed.
A. j. Frantz vs. Sol Dobson, Sheriff
OF Rankin county, from RaEkin Chan
Gerry court. This case involves
the question as to whether
printing press is exempt from taxa
ton under the clause of the law ex.
empting from taxation the tools OF q
mechanic; the Court held that a print.
ing press is not contemplated by said
statute, and that the ssms is liable to
be taxed; the case was affirmed.
BY Cooper, O. j., W. +. Dickson vs.
the State, convicted in A,tsla Circuit
Court OF assault and battery, and sen.
fenced to pay hne of $3.50 and to three
months imp risonment in the county
jai aft med.
Robert Smell vs.. Maggie Lse Fewell,
from Lauderdale Chancery Court; af-
frmed.
George Scates vs. the State, indicted
for murder in 1879 in the Second Die
tdct Kinds Circuit Court and escaped,
but recently voluntarily returned and
was tried and convicted OF manslaugh-
ter and sentenced to three years i'm.
prsonment in the penitentiary; al
frmed.
P. 8. Ferpuson VS.. Catherine Fergu-
son, from Wilkinson Chsncery Court;
revived and remanded for a new trial.
By Campbell, j.: George Young vs.
tbs State, convicted in the Kenper
Circuit Court OF forgery and sentenced
TO two years confinement in the
penitentery; affirmed.
q. Tobias ct al. vs.. the State, judg-
ment in Washington Circuit Court for
forfeiture of recogu zauce affirmed.
W. W. Cain vs. M. @ Richardson,
from At ala Circuit Court; affirmed.
Geo. W. Everett vs.. Henry E. Mil
ler, from Y.zoo Chsncery Court;
affirmed.
+. P. Williams v. n D. Link, ad-
ministrator; from Y.zoo Circuit
9 urt; reversed aud judgment held in
favor OF Judgment creditore. This
case involved the question SIS to
whether the Stale law exempting from
earnishment the wages of lsborer to
the amount of 500 applies to clerk,
and the Court held that it does 30
apply.
Yszoo and Mississippi Valley Rail-
road Company VS.. Brunerield & Bfu.
neIfield, from Yaz1o Circuit Court,
wherein appellant recovered damages
for the killing of two mules by appel.
les; case reversed and remanded for
a new trial.
W. w. Stone, Auditor, etc., va. II.
Casper, Assessor of Kinds county,
from First District Kinds Circuit
Court; judgment reversed, demurrer
sustained and the action dismissed at
the cost of The arpellaa,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Two Hen Horribly MutiInted by a
Boiler Explosion.

IbPEUIAL TO THH APPKAL,T
PINE BLUFF, ARK April IS S-Fhere
was I arful explosion of saw mill
boiler at 1ers, N Spri l2s, in this
coua uaiy, Sstuid day, at 5 o'c'ock pm.
TIE fireman, M. W. D. Gleason, q
respected cid Iiish citizen owning
considerable r5a' estate, and Mr..
Chandler were literally blown to pieces.
Their limbs were scattered all around.
Half OF Gleasoa's head was blown off,
leaving only bis face Their bodies
were mutilsted that it was with diff
fculty that they we're distlnguis ned
frt III one another. Had the accident
been postponed an hour all the mill
hands would have been exposed. The
cause of the explosion was deficiency
of water in the boiler.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

joining tract OF better land was sold
two years ago for $S per acre.
A. 81. Shields, assistant cashier ot
the Merchants Bank, died today OF
pneumonia He was q native OF
NstchfZ aud a young gentleman OF
fine capacity and character.
The river has fallen so low that re.
ports are no longer interesting.
The Huntley. Gilbert Comedy Com
pauy opened tonight to a crowded
house. Reserved seats all taken.
Our town is filling with people for
the races.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
A Railroad and 10, 900 Acres OF Coal
and lren Land SOld-Presby ter Ian
Ministers
IsPEcTAL TO THE APPHAL.I

IsPEcIAL TO THE APPHAL.I
KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 18.-The
Walden's Ridge railroad, running
from the Cincinnati Southern road to
Oliver Springs, distance of sixteen
miles, was sold this morning for $780,
600.
Fifteen thousand acres of coal and
timber lands, of the 0akdale Iron and
Coal transportation Company, were
also sold for S2,2l2,200. All the above
wa' sold at Chsucery and bought by
E. R. Chapman, Of New York, repre-
senting a wealthy syndicate.
A convention Of Presbyterian min
isters Of East Tennessee, representing
Northern and Southern branches OF
this church, met here tonight to de-
wise more mutual plan OF effective
work In rural districts. The Rev. II. T.
II. McCallie, of Chattanooga, was SO.
lected chairman, and Col. Duncan, of
Jonesboro, secretary. The conven-
ton meets again tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
COLUMBUS, MISS.
The Laying OF the Corner Stone Of
the Cotton Factory Celebrated.

The Laying OF the Corner Stone OF
the Cotton Factory Celebrated.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
COLUMBUS, MIS-, April 1S-Today
at l o'clock the frst brick in the
foundation of the cotton factory was
laid by Mr.. Harrison johnson, presi-
dent of the compsn An address
was delivered by the Hon. James T..
HaIriton, who said some mighty nice
things about the future of Columbus,
and he was cheered Justify by the
crowd. The building is to be 204 feet
long, fitty.four feet wide and four
stories high. The whole foundation
Is being laid with cement. The work
will be pushed and the building COM
pleted as soon as possible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
Chattanooga, TENN.
A Disastrous cyclone DPmOlishes
Houses Near the Cay.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN April 1S-A
small cyclone came sweeping up the
Chattanooga Valley OF O'Clock this
morning and struck Ridgedsle, a
growing suburb of this city, on the
slope of Mission Ridge. Six houses
were demolished aud some If the IL
hsbitspts escaped by leaping from the
windows, No lives were lost. The
loss ia rs inatsd at 5000
Laredy Rorar, CONDUCTOR on the
Circinnsti Southern rsilroad, WIS
killed near Erlsnger By a locon o Tvs
which struck MIN while he was stand
ing on side track.
Lse Blake, who was stabbed taw
days ago by Wright Sharp, died to-
day, and the jury returned verdict
of death from wounds Sharp, who
was out on bond, was Immediately ar
rested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

Though pure and simple, and 80 mild,
1t might be used by any child,
Yet SOZOD0NT is 80 swift aud sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous
speed
From tartar and from taint are freed
Till they become ssweei, whitelsand
pure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19

ST. ELMO COMMANDERY, No. n
y 10, K.T.-Will meet in stated ~
conclaye,this (TUESDAY) evening, " n
April l9th, at 8o'clock, for election !"
of officers and other important busi-|
ness. The membership is earnestly request
ed 10 attend. By order
N. W. SPEERS, JR, &c.
Attest: JAS. 8. MAHARPY Ranordar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
NJ q opIOI.

II AVING been appointed Assignee will,
Il on THURSDAY, April 2sth, sell in bulk
to the highest bidder, for cash. the entire
assets Of W. I. McCormac, Of Byhalia,, Mis-,
consisting Of a general stock of goods, val
ued at s32is "a, and the books $1,000. The
stock is in good shape and % cable.
A,ril IA 1897
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
The DeiightluI Liaaid Laxative.

Syrup Of Figs is mOtt agreeable
ard valuable family remedy, as it lie
easily taken by old and young, ami is
prompt and effective in curing
habitusl constipation end the many
ills depending on weak or inactive
condition of the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which II acts, and
awakens them to healthy activity. For
sale by II. j. Hester and sll leading
druggists; Van Vleet & Co., g. W.
Jones & Co, W. N. WilheIson & Co.,
and s. Mansfield Il Go. have been ap-
pointed Who'll sale agents at Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
NASHVILLE, TENN,
@. II. Powell AnpQint;s. :. Goal Oil in.
spectOr for chattanooga.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1S-The
Governor today appointed @. E. Pow
ell Goal OIL Inspector for Chattanooga.
Mr.. Powell is prominent East Ten
nessee Democrat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
DR.. Parker, London, VIII Como

L'NDoN, Apln l8-Dr. Parker will
deliver the eulogy of Henry Wari
BeeCher June oath, He will T!each a
number Of timos in Bro olklyn, and
bssquently deliver several lectures
in the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
DR.. e. L. LAsKJ,

Physician, Surgeon sbt AocOuCheT.
RESIDENCE AND GFFICE,
B.&3 Main Street, Ee0F UseiO~
Ts :phons Na So.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
GREENVILLB, MISS,
Catches she Boom with the Rest
OF Us.

GREENvILLE, Miss, April 1s.-A
rain OF inestimsble value fell here lest
night.
To show how our Iands are incress.
ing in value, at sale today of school
land $l7 per acre was bid. An ad-
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dent TO bilious state OF the system, such as Die
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Pain in the Side, sc. While their most remark
able success has been shown in curing
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''HAe9s - Yog Est ys1F hors@sf vas asked
q George HI. gen-al fslls~ ssJ 1zows -
feaiegs ~ -Tsllrsaslers, zear trs Ga suts
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sOs.x4s 4as ss.d fer za4Ay a lenz e2y
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sassersa Georzs. -..lzaeass q great nany
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noFtaeFn pat u tels state, bEF Endiasl4 sup
pilss ths ln4Fkst silk tAs largest aslnees q
rz.lEe4zars
hos afs tasY purchzssds' =
Some dealers havs agents scattered over
ths coanfFY, who parch4ss horses from TIE
faralefs ani sead th=m % the city Tns
agsst rsssigss = eolns1.ssioa u g. fof each
h0rse thss ae.iv=rst ~ his sspioysr. Then
there srs tie agricultural fairs. the Tsttsr-
szls, caxars IN the cities Aad ths large horss
n.4r1sts Ia las sssJ, where the 'rsilro4asEs
are bought
In tzs trade 'railresders include horses
used for P4bAc Aaeks. cabs, e0eP~s, buses,
Stages, P4Tk carriage, cry rsalre@d ears,
carts, drsys, wsgoas, 4ad vehicles II general
Farsl horses also come uhaer the head OF
'fsiHo-tsF2' Of oourss. private carriage
horsss. rielag horses. recisg hsrses and circus
horses srsa class above re useful 'gailroacer'
~i1h his unFretsatieus name. The beat horses
ara bred ia old KsAtucky
a good 'rallro4der' Is WORTH Al retail SO,
and AZ uaoles.ls about hzx stAt araoUcL
carriags horses cost about 81. so a pair, AMI
ars therefore too high priced FOR cur custom
ers AID their needs
'sfhe horses sro shipped by rail ia the
usual cattle car, which holds when properly
stoeed, about twenty -,our ponies or eighteen
horses. A more expensive and, for the occu-
pants, more comfortable way OF Transporting, :,
them, is 10 ship the horses through the Arms
Palace Car company one OF the coaches OF
this company Is simply a parior car for
h0Fses, ia which there zEe palstial accommo-
datlons for a dozen and half.
by iooaiag at a horses head we are often
able 20 correctly Judge q his characteristics
A horse with wide forehead IS intelligent
and docils, whils that ons with = narrow
forehead and small eyes set back is a mean,
vicious brgts. Horses usually have good dis
positi0ss, AMI are gentle when kindly treated.
''Cai' loads OF Tain, poor quality horses are
shipped from the west % yzriOes points in
the east Al tbese establishments the horses
ara Kept for month or two, as the case re-
quires, Ia IA diniy ligatad and wrrrn stable,
aud are fed on Inush composed OF bran,
matt aRd water. over the stalls is built "a
track for the car carrying tha stuff which is
poured thence into the troushs. These horsas
are stall fed stall sed horses must be sold
Is soon ss possible after being put in condi-
ton, for they viii relapse into their former
state quickly. New York Evening Sun.
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Professor Clsytoa tets ~ = thrilliug az
periercs At RnhT CITY while iooking over
= ciaini en- deterains The most fsvorsbls
piacs to prrsrect FOR bind iedxs. an sxten-
son - q vsluabis nine A- accidentally. IN
marking he ground. dug NJ =snie xcod Gro
sui exposed ths edge Tie l0cstors. Who
bad r-cen,ly srifi e tor an insigui scsnt sirn.
wera with hiru. ore -f them inaulg ged IN a
cr-af desl ~ profanity. c'iryiag as hics sor
having trifed sveT fortuas Turning 70
his partner. Who was ies islncnsfrstive he
irofiig-si HWhv dcnt Ycu klek8 Dent
tax 70 me. I'm hnTt - bad { cant kick Tn
bse~iinx iusida w srsiner Idshol N@wS
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-,asie snd hat foo By a lsdy "a this county
Disease fsesenei - clutches upon her and
Cor sever yesrs she wifhsteod its severest
tssfs. bat her vitai orzsns wsre unsfsrrn i'm ~
ard iesfh sesmed imminent For thrss
months sae couzhed ircesesntiv sni cor
ucs sleep she houxht - us q bottls 81 nr.
Kina's Nsw Discovery ler Cansuua ptics md
-as - much reiev.d On tskinE be d1ss ae~s
thai Sc slept AZ siskt sad ~ith one bottIs
hss been mirscalousiv cared- Her sarze .
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the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case One man
took six bottles, and was cured OF Rheuma-
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Hare, druggist, BelIVille, Ohio. sffirms:
The best selling medicine / have ever
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have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
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or Blood. Only half dollar bottle At
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The Many Men and Women
i'm Grand Rapids who are
Sick and Suffering, l Send
Greeting.
To Every WorS That Appears in This
Column ! Respectfully Call
Your Attention.

Shall Write the Truth and Submit
Honest Testimony. and ! VIII not
Only Forfeit fSy Every Hope and
Claim TO Public Respect, Confidence
and Patronage ~ What IS Herein
Contained is not Absolute Truth.
but
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DESIRE TO IMPRESS

DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPON the
people OF this city that / am here as an
honorable man. | want the sick 10 feel
and know that | have been successful in
the past 10 remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future is that l
may be equally as successful. Do not dis
pute the claims l make aud the claims
made for me by thousands of former
patients who are glad because proved
such claims TO be good and true.
Accept as true the truthful statements of
the many who have suffered.
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money refunded. Price 25 cents Fer box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Division-sts.
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OF the Throat and Lungs. as those COM
plants are. acco. ding to statistics, more
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The great sources of the extensive cura-
tive range OF DIR. Jones Red Clover bios
SONS IS a medicine. Best results are OBJ
tanned when combined with other medi.
cinal roots and herbs, as IN Dr.. Jones, Red
Clover Tonic, which is the best known
remedy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles, pimples, costiveness, bad
breath, piles, ague and malarial diseases,
indigestion. loss Of appetite. low spirits,
headache and all diseases of the kidneys.
Price so cents, of +. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20


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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

By its mild soothing and healing proper
ties. Dr. Sage's Catarrh ReE edy cures the
worst cases of nasal catarrh. also cold in
the head" coryza. and catarrhal headaches.
50 cents, by druggists.